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Correspondence can be addressed to Paul S. Weiss.
Molecular electronics.
Isolating single polymer molecules.
Ferroelectric storage.
Surface Interactions
Mobile molecules seek favorable electronic environments.
Atoms, molecules, and surface features perturb the surrounding substrate electronic structure.
Molecules interact through the substrate. This can enhance reactivity or selectivity.
Directing assembly to mix or to separate molecules in monolayer films.
Depositing molecules selectively or in patterns.
Discovering new roles for catalytic promoters.
Following the diffusion of atoms and molecules on surfaces.
Transient mobility of adsorbates.
Manipulating atoms and molecules on surfaces.
New tools probe surfaces and expand our capabilities to explore the atomic scale.
Microwave freqency imaging of insulator and other surfaces.
Measuring Photon Emission from the Junction of a Scanning Tunneling Microscope
Optical spectrscopy of single molecules or particles using scanning tunneling microscopy.
Isolating and measuring individual nanometer-scale structures.
DNA Array Detection.
Inducing and probing interactions and collisions.
Optical trapping.
Control of trapped particles.
Paul S. Weiss
Associate Professor of Chemistry
152 Davey Laboratory
The Pennsylvania State University
University Park, PA 16802-6300
USA
E-mail: Paul S. Weiss
+1 (814) 865-3693
+1 (814) 863-5516 fax
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